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Tate, who has been the president of Louisiana State University since 2021, will take over as Rutgers' 22nd president July 1.

In August 2023, Dial shot Irizarry multiple times through the driver's side window during a traffic stop.

Thieves are able to steal public assistance funds on the state-issued cards because they lack security features credit and debit cards have.

Joi Washington could become Media Borough’s first woman mayor. Erica Deuso could become Downingtown’s first openly transgender mayor.

SEPTA is under pressure to save as much money as possible, but its service-cut strategy did not eliminate all routes with low ridership and high cost per passenger.

A deal is reached to end the NJ Transit rail strike. Gov. Phil Murphy won’t offer specifics but said it’s good for both sides. Union members must still ratify it

The union said its members would return to work on Tuesday, when trains would resume their regular schedules.

Biden was seen by doctors last week after urinary symptoms and a prostate nodule were found.

Alvarado, among the hardest-throwing relievers, became the second player suspended this year under the big league testing program after Atlanta outfielder Jurickson Profar.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams said the 142-year-old bridge was spared major damage but at least 19 people aboard the ship needed medical treatment.

Clifford Ward has quietly crafted two dozen African fantasy warriors. They are the centerpiece of his first exhibition in a decade.

Bikers, walkers, runners and dog walkers made their way across the new 650-foot cable bridge.

NJ Transit CEO Kris Kolluri spoke Saturday at Newark’s Broad Street Station, saying the agency is preparing for the workweek commute by “surging” buses to help commuters.

PFAS are a group of chemicals that have been around for decades and are incredibly useful in household products, but that resilience also makes them hazardous.

The ACLU of Pennsylvania plans to file a lawsuit challenging the legal validity of the agreement.